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A CHRIS rMAs LETTER, 1919.

stop In the middle OF Costigan with remark applied
10 the readers of Thomas Kempls and Others which is
think, that cushon-thumpers and High and Low church
extatcs have often carried what they call their love
for 4 TO what seems impertinence to me- How good
my : has been to me In sending INC packacneIn9w
which enabled me TO receive the sermon TINS morning
how trying dryness at this afternoons DISCOURSE etc
Heaven the thousand triyiaites OF
mans life. that = has ordered me something indigesti
BILE for dinner (which account for my dryness In the
afternoons dscOurse TO say that II is Providence that
sends draught OF air upon me which gives me cold IN
James's powder which makes me we'll Bow down,
Confess, Adore. Admire and Reverence infinitely Make
your act OF faith and trust Acknowledge with constant
1--we the idea OF the Infinite Presence alBut what
mpudence il is IN us to talk about loving God enough
II may speak Wretched little bindings. what do we
know about Him Who that are 70 sacrifice the
human affections disrcspectful to God The liars the
wretched canting fakrs Of Chrtianis the convent and
able than the Eremites and holy women who
whipped and starved themselves, never washed and en-
allowed now and bodily filth and pain not always
Joined; but still they say shut ears and don't her
music close your eyes aud don't nature and beauty
steel your hearts and be ashamed of love for your
pcghbor; and timd fond souls scared by their curses
and bending before their amending arrogance and dul
ness, consent to be miserable, and bare their soft
shoulders for the brutes stripes according TO the nature
OF women You dear suttees you get ready and glofy
after day In your tender hearts against the stupid
mcfssiess tyranny which DULLES you Why, you dear
booki The scheme Of that book carried out would make
the world the most wretched, useless dreary, doting
place OF sooarn-there would DO manhood no love,
trade or science set of selfish beings crawling about
avoiding ono apother and bowling perpetual mscrere
the teaching OF j. c. but please God the world is prepar
Ing 10 throw them over, and won't believe them though
that the sky green grass red Those bres made
the grass red many time fancytng they were acting
rightly, amongst others with the blood Of the person
dear old William
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have aborousy crossing all my Is see ana
B. Does anybody suppose should be such an diot as 20
write verses TO her never wrote her line once
drew one picture In her music-book caricatnre OF
spoony song which laughed at her as mas peen my
nractice-alas! /. The only person to whom remen-
her having said anything about Amelia was the late Mrs.
bancroft as told yOu and that was by surprise -
yesterday after hard days labor went out to Kicn.
mOnd dned with old Miss Berrys Lord BrOugham1
there enormously good fun boiling oyer With hnor ahd
mischief, the best and wickedest old fellow We met l
think And was better in health than I've been for q
fortnight past Oh, how should like to come on SUNDAY
by the excursion train price S., and shake hanos anu
come back agan I've been working Pen an tne naes
ing and reading back numbers in order TO get up I i
etc. I'd forgotten. lit upon very stupio p What a
sorry TO say; and yet now wen uln,a GOOD story
shame the author don't write cOIipiete s toay,
Will he die before doing so or come DacK Hoii
M now on account of the COMPOUNDED post reg,ua
tions~T sIant DE able hear word OF you I'll Iuer
day It's sin and shame to cut two days out Oh o QUA
wcek as the Pharisees do-and I'll never forgive nGIu
John Russell neverThe young ladies are nov geb n
ready 10 walk abroad with their dear Part Is put
hasty letter send yO dear lady, but my hand Is weary
with writing Pendennis-and my head boiling up VIII
some nonsense that must do after dinner for Puhch
Isn't it strange that in the midst OF all the %
that one of doing ones business Is the strongest Oh
What funny songs I've written when III 10 hahs
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financial.
CHIClGl Gas TRUST COMPANY.

HOLDERS OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE PEOPLES GAsLTGHr AND COKE COMPANY OF
CHICAGO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THEY MAY
EXCHANGE THEIR HOLDINGS AT PAR OF EACH.
FOR SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
CHICAGO GAS TRUST COMPANY UPON PREsENTA.
TON OF THEIR STOCK CERTIFICATES ASSIGNED
IN BLANK AT THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IN
CHICAGO
s. A. KENT. Pres. @. G.. T. Co.
Chicago, May 20, 1887.
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THACKERAY.
EXTRACTS FROM HIS LETTERS TO MRS.
BROOKFIELD.
A GLIMPSE OF JULES JANIN.
Yom scribners Magazine for June.

Fyofa Scribners Magazine for June.
GLIMPSE OF JULES JANIN.
have great character to-day and another SUI,
sreater Yesterday To-day Jules Jann, whose poos
You never read do suppose you could very Sa
lie is the critic Of the Journal DIES Deos rro o
he does not know word OF English. but ne trasia ,
steTns and thnE Gss III enson 1 o
ject handy he described his own marase "vr
y lis sensations to all the European public He has the
most wonderful yerve humor oddly nonesy Don Doll
hSps; but bounced about the ges,euating joking
gasconadng quoting Latin pahg out ms books h wSn
har-a magnificent jolly intelligent face such as would
suit Pan should think flood OF humorous ncn' o
have the idea of him daresay II Is not p h ,Te
him He recommended me to read Diderot % nd hat Is
remarkable sentimental cynic too IN MS way iire MI
Rowes of the Chatteris Theatre can fancy Harry pe
dennis and him seated the bridge and talking OF
mutual mishaps;-no Arthur Pendcnnis the po' "'
is! / shall be forgetting my own next
BIT OF VERSE.
What ION say about Mrs - being doomed does not
aneet me very much, am afraid. don't see that hvng
resdily TO have an end t-Afer wasting deal OF OPP
pornities and time and desires In vanitarianls Mhat
eight is il pain or pleasure Present solitude or too
much company before both, very likely You see am am
old egoistical strng-But that think you would be
pleased to have letter from me dear ao ober oTot
than into your kind heart. - -, ,oo,.,.
Here verses winch nave Dech khoohAS
about and are OF the gloomy tendency You must
know that was making q drawing which was somethng
like Won az first but ended in face that Is not In the
least like yours whereupon the Poet ever on the watch
for incidents, began Failure:
FAILURE.
Beneath this frank and smiling face
You who would look with curious eye
The draughtsmans inward mind 70 spy,
Some other lineaments may trace
All! many time try and try
Lady to represent their grace
Dear face! The smile with which tits lit
The mantling blush, the gentle eyes,
Each individual feature lies
Within my heart faithful writ.
Why fails my pencil when 1t tries
Here lines may he inserted ad lib"
complimentary to the pers"n)
I look upon the altered line
And think 1t ever is my lot;
A something always comes TO Dlot
And mar my impossible design
A knocking fate that bids mo pine,
And struggle and achieve II not
Poor banked eDdeavors Incomplete
Poor sketch the world to show,
While the married truth turks lost DeioW!
What's life but this q cancelled sheet,
A laugh Disgusting a defeat!
Let's tear and laugh and own IL So
exit with a laugh of demoniac scorn)
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A WHIMSICAL AITTHOR.

am afraid disguised Macaulay yesterday at dinner,
at Sir George Nspiers We told that an American
lady coming in the evening, whose great desire In
life was to meet the author of Vanity far ana the
author Of the Lays Of A. Rome" so proposed 10
Macauay to enact nc and 10 let me take his character
But he said solemny that he did not approve OF prac-
teal Jokes, and this sport did not come 10 pass.
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AT FRENCH THEATRE.

a
Isuppose was too virnous on Tuesday, for yesterday
60, back to my old esh T T This ad qua what
though entire was not criminal at first at least but
shall come the painful part OF my memoirs
All the forenoon read Win intense a9 U OF
the famous Mousquetaires and just as lnterestlbg
keeping painting from volume to volume anu ongns
for more This done and after walk ana some vsS
read more novels David Copperield TO VIII IN wlcn
there is charming bit of insanity, and which oegn 10
believe is the very best thing the author mas ee uOc
Then to the Varieties Theatre. TO see the play
Chameleon after which all Paris is running general
satire upon the last sixty years Everything satrled
IOuis XVI the Convention the Empire the Restoration,
etc. the baricades, at which these people we're IueI
smTpasses nv cyncisrn altogether. At the end OF the
piece they pretend to bring IN the author anu io
child who can just speak, comes IN ana SIN So 10
me as mpous the whole OF the rest OF the piece ine
don't for anything, not reglon not hot
liberty not great men, not mOdesy. An nadtine WHAT
a great moralist somebody is, and what molshty
foine "principes entoirely he has! =, .,.,. ,,,
TO The adventures of the day YOu must know went 10
the play with old comrade Roger De Beauvo,l an ex
dandy and man of letters who talked necessarily during
the whole OF dinner time. remember though can
for the life of recall what be said Well we went 70
rcther 10 the play and he took where William would
long TO 90 to the greeDrOom have never been III a
French before, and was not nuch excited,
but when he proposed to take me up TO the oge OF
beautiful actress with sparkling eyes and the pretest
little retrousse ncseyposey IN the world S r en f
through passages and upstairs to the loge which is mol
a box, but OF gracious goodness, dressing room =
Size had Just taken off her rouge, her complexion was
only thousand times more brilliant, perhaps. the
peignor of black satin which only partly enyeoped hei
sna not covered with paint at all Her voice Is delicious
her eyes, o. they flashed etc upon me- ana ieit my e'c
yOu will permit the phrase, two or three cOnpii
hents however, very large and heavy of the good ole
English sort, and OH mon deu she has asked me 10 20
and see her Shall go, shant Shall go this very
day at 4 O'Clock shall not Well won't tell you
will put up letter before A. and keep this piece OF III
teiligencc for the next packet.
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A MOOD IN LONDON.

And what singular thing II is about my dear friend
Miss F. that never spoke to her but once In my Life,
when think the weather our subject-and as for
selling her that had drawn Amelia from anybody Of
Acquaintance should have soon thought of0f what
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SAINT PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD co.
OFFICE OF TIKI HRcRETARY AND IEEAsuKER
ST. fAuI, Mum. Nav II, 1881. :

ST. PAU, MIMI. MAY II. 1887.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF the ST. Paul aud Duluth Railroad COMPANY
for the directors and consideration OF the reson
ton adopted by Board OF Directors February 1881
ana below aud the transaction OF such other bus
brought before the meeting VIII be held At
the company In the city OF ~ Paul. Minnesota,
on Monday June 20, 1897 at ~ o'clock noon.
transfer books will be closed AZ p M on SATURDAY,
May H. ana reopened on Friday, June "a 1887.
Tia reso,utlon above referred 10 : as follows:
Resolved That rpedient aud necessary for the rapidly
business OF this company a. explained Oy he
presdsnt that should have additional terminal facilities
equipment and tracks and that the grades and curves oil the
be reduced and other necessary improvements pc
possible all involving an estimated eIpendl-
Of the ensuing two or three years OF mp
wari OF millions Of dollars and in order TO raise THIS
sum or procure additional facilities equipment aud I'M
provemen recommended that there be submitted to the
ockhoers at the next annual meeting the following pro-
positions for the adoption Of one or more Of them
FrstThe temporary application OF tho income from JANUS
and stumpage Ia necessary improvements
Second-The and sale OF tho common s~rh AT not
par provided In the articles OF IN
corporation anil tho plan OF reorganization namely SIX
million dollars, being increase OF nearly TWO million dol
lars - - 49,.
million dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
to the zation OF terminal raroa
like furnish such terminals equipments
tracks facilities tho stock OF which sha be owned
by company with authority TO the hoard OF Director.
company guarantee tho principal and interest OF
said terminal other company to the amount Oh
two million dollars
=
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CAsTLEREAGH.

behind them came dear honest kind Castlereagh
gaiioping along he pulled up and shook hands Una
GOOD fellow going errand or charity ana KIM
ness consumpon hospital, woman he knows to get IN
and so forth. There's a deal OF good In the Wlckee
orld isn't there am sure is partly because mo Is
lord that like that man; but IL is his loVhghess' io
ness and simplicity which like best.
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miscellaneous.
legal Notifies.
DETER +. MEYER, Auctioneer.

Under and pursuance OF an order and decree OF tho sur
County Of Orange made aud entered on the 18Th
DAY April 1887 and order OF the said surrogate direct
OF said Decree ana entered on the 2t
April 1887 the undersigned Administrative OF tho
goods chaes and credits OF Henry Young late OF the town
Goshen the County OF Orange deceased Will sell AT pub
lie the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Rooms
Limited Nos 80 to SO Libertvst, NewY0rk, on Thursday
OF 1897 at ~ o'clock all the right
title and interest which the said Henry foungs had at the
OF his death o. in and to the following described real es
tate ami premises 10 wit:
Tho lot OF land building thereon known az number
six hundred and eight ave. in New fork CITY
being southeastey OF Eghthave and Forty third
city and being twenty feet and four inches In front
said Elghthave and and eighty feet In depth on
each side thereof -
Also the lot Of land with the building thereon known as
number sir hundred and seyenyfour Eighave In tue CITY
New.York, lying the easerfy side Of Eghthave and
being the third FROM Forty hrdst,
and being twenty feet In front Eghaye and Ia rear and
eighty In depth ON both sides thereof.
the lot OF land known number two hundred and
seventy West Forty third st. In the city OF New York.
and described as foows Commencing az point eighty feet
from the ne OF and running thence east
ey twenty feet along tho line OF Forty thence south
ery eighty thence westerly twenty feet thence north
erly eighty feet 10 the place OF beginning
Dated May 2, 1887. -
ANNIE J. YoUNGs Administratrix.
Henry Q. Duryea attorney for adm'x. Goshen. n Z. a
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DEORGANIZATION OF THE PHlLADEL-
Ii PHIA & BEADING RAILROAD COMPANY AND
AFFILIATED COMPANIES. go. vr,n
CENT contribution required upon the stock ana scur
Messr.. Brown Brothers Company un
der the Plan OF the above Companies IA
hereby called. and will be payable on June ], 1881 -,
The second nstament OF 20 PER CENT II also hereby
called and will be payable on JULY }, 1881
made at the oiices OF Messrs Brown
Brothers Company in the cities Of Newly ork aud Phade
piA ,- A.. ,..,..
~ N'"N' ~ a. Chairman
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Notwithstanding the excessive heat yesterday the Real
Estate Exchange crowded with bidders during the public
hours All the stands well attended. Quite number
OF ladies several of whom and sue
cessfui buyers L. Tausnbaum Co. made their rst sale ct
s %'y sS Nc: and T,
and rented The two houses were sold sspssts
and o ": as Is .n Tor SE ss
,S or paf %ssyys Ss for , T %
s g Ss eve oi Sy.s TSSsS
sS Iy ss
3; isss :o%
g. 'is'
sS7S twSsiorS and atc frame building onsSSndrsa:
aI 500 psl sssa SP ss: fS .:s
e. sSase sT1 SG!i ';Sss ss
as s'S1 srys .s s
thryrs: and One hundred and th,1y second sts They
Gre sTsusAs from from tSS's' ps ses
:: sf %yen1s 's and Tir.ssE y ssE
ard a. s renting 49, o e william
dwelling renting sold g George p Avn.
6reestOry front and rear dwellings renting for g. 500
under iOrccosure twosiory frame building seventy.
Tss R Of Ss RTepeTy Of Ads Tnsn
long and sale Of lots West Farms Every
Further experiments In acoustics were tried YESTERDAY BY
fusion sound result considered satisfactory
gentleman hang from Salt Lake City was In The Exchange
perimcps made the
deact Ho stated that In the Mormon Temple at Utah
similar troubles that they had tried almost
without success They have now tried the placing
the building which eectuay destroys
the Of sound that almost hesr pin
drop.
of corrected down 10 May 16 issued
yesterday meeting there was call for
lot south OF Seventy fthst between Eighth
ave Boulevard stores and apartments Third
offered easy terms large plot q lots well To-
Gated with building oisred for sale $6OOO0O was or
fered bond and mortgage al per cent for hye
years residence and one acre In Bergen County, NJ J
twenty. six mies out. offered for $4,000.
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FOR JUNE CONTAINS:
BoNAPARTE. Frontispiecc. from painting by App.
ami
SOME ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAPOLEON AND HIS
TIMES. By John G. Ropes With illustrations from the
authors collection.
A COLLECTION OF UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF
THAcKERAY.-III Ilust rated by portraits and repro
drawings by Thackeray ITO be continued IN
further numbers)
MISS PRINGLE's NEIGHBoRs. powerful story by
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson.
AN UNCOMMERCIAL REPUBLIC. By ". 7. Brigham
With many illustrations
MISS PECK's PROMOTION. Story. BY Sarah orno
Jewett Illustrated by F. W. Kemble
THE ETHICS OF DEMOCRACY. by +. J. Stmson.
sETHs BROTHERS. WIFE. Chapters XXL-XXIIf
BY Harold Frederic
TWO RUSSIANS. Story. BY Nora Perry.
THE MAGIC FLIGHT IN FOLKLORE. BY II. Z.
Warner.
POEMS by II. c. Bumper, John Boyle oReIy, Henrietta
Christian Wright Ellen Burroughs RS. James 7. Fields,
Graham r. Tomson Elizabeth Akers
this number is completed the first volume OF Serb
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NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May "a, 1887
The following sales made at the Exchange and Auo-
ton Room to-day;
BIZ Thomas A. MeGo,an.
2.story house with LOT, East 7lstst. l4Steof
,us,bs E EesG 1a 500 asr Es.s s..n
40 IT . Of 2dave. lot 2oIss.s; Green e noo'
'so.y oIa oi ho%a 1 c e 5000 &S%ar
BY william r. Brocn.
l25 lots on West Road and Mainst of Lyons .o
St. aSa w'rd BY y l. f ia%sn s. Co i'''
s.y sYi I. g. s si9 o lot 20 SSs
osSr Of iiathst lot 25Ss5; Walden $500. 1880
'2iS'' Il I Bs L. H. Muller q Son.
o s as. Is No = saSsr eaa
blk 'front.' and HOus0n't', plot Ssf g.. ~
4.iSiy Sq'isns si.S !cs 70 22s Hou.isa..
ming 70 i'tst SSS INV Oh Ave-A, lot iaoitsAA sso
similar t Saldnr with et NJ aa6 ali above iotl ao
similar building WIN 81 FAT ssihss es
house with lot, No SIS West iSd.st ), of 9th-avs
4.or go house With 70 Is 5iiave
similar ScS iEs Win lot No adj above lot SI
similar ri house with lot No Aba adj above
similar mi house with lot No ASA above ISL
. mi house. With ia and 40
ave, OF above, lots lo1l each SV;r 1''o
eSd Ia x,!n sta Sh irTes Rankin 1000
BIZ James l.. Vets.
2 story houses with plot OF land Nos 2,43S TO 2,442
81 ave n Q Of l34thst, plot o2xsixoOx69; =, ~.
Stevenson and T IL Smith. zl,Vo
/ 2story house and stable with lots, East l3oh-
ST. 100 II W Of 3d.aye. lots 25HlOO each; Martin 80
ostory house with lot No 4S5 East l34thst 81
IT Of 3d-ave, lot 25xl00; Carlong. $50
SIM ar house with lot No 4S7. adj above lot 2ox
100, W Gallagher |i'
l similar house with lot No 55l East l4tth'st, ms,
100 IL O OF Colegeave, lot 25xl00: w Shumert 4,2O
lois Of East l50thst 400 II Of Courtand-aye, -
25xlOO each; r. Geissman- z,su
BIZ J. Thomas Stedf1ts.
sale OF with lots on East 9lstst, Oh 4thave
adjourned TO June9
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PIER FOOT CANAL-sr. NORTH RIVER,
HKw.YoRK May ~ 1887.
THE FORTIETH ANNUAL MEETING of
Il stockholders OF the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will be held tho ONCE OF the COMPANY, pier
foot OF Canas North River In the city OF NewIork on
WEDNESDAY tho 25h day Of NAV 1887 between the hours
of II noon and D. m the election OF Directors and tho
transaction OF such other business properly come
office OF the Union Trust Company on WEDNESDAY the
18th May 1897 o'clock and will reopen on
W. IL. LANE. Secretary
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Oy1CE or THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co. !
No. 1888 WALNuI.sr, - :
uNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com,
pany authority Of the stockholders decided
upon Consolidation with the Cnch Valley Railroad Company
OF tho Cnch Valley Line 10 con-
nscon with Louisville and Nashville system For the
purposes OF this consolidation and Tor the requirement oil al
dopal capital stock OF this Company VIII be
by OF 10000 shares OF tho Preferred stock
authorized by the stockholders at their
annual meeting held May l. 1887 Preferrod aud Common
% have tho right Ia purchase tho
new issue OF OF $52 90 share
OF 10 shares for every 100 shares OF
stock Registered in their names on May 20.
This right viii expire June at M and can be eSer'
csed AT the Treasurer OF the Company IN fhha
delphia at the OF the Central Trust Company In New
York the Office OF Messrs. Vivian Gray and Co. 10
ThrogmortoDave LONDON r.. c. where circulars more ulY
setting plans OF the Company can be had upon ap
plcatlOn. ~, ,.,,. ~.
$40 be payable June To- AMI the remaining s32 %
will DO payable July To- when certificates for tho new
stock will be ready for delivery
Transfer books will close May 90 Will reopen Juno
WILLIAM @. MA CDOWELI,
Treasu